The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) says it supports last month's UN call to action at the climate change meeting in Copenhagen.

Representatives of Kuwait-based Agility will be in court on Jan. 8 to answer a six-count Federal indictment that the company overcharged the U.S. government for logistics services.

BioJet Corporation and Great Plains Oil & Exploration are to jointly develop Camelina cultivation and refinery projects as an alternative fuel source for the aviation industry.

Home Delivery Network is buying DHL’s UK parcel delivery operation, DHL Domestic, from Deutsche Post DHL for an undisclosed sum.

A study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) says Damco’s carbon management approach could improve emission calculation by up to 25 percent.

Aircraft electronics systems provider Goodrich Power has signed a two-year extension to its logistics contract with Schenker in the UK.

Oman Air has reported a 67 percent increase in revenue for 2009, following the arrival of its first A330 aircraft and the addition of five new destinations.

SAS Group’s disposal of a further 18 MD-80 aircraft to Allegiant Air over the first six months of 2010 will have limited impact on cargo capacity, the airline has said.

Miami-based Astar Air Cargo reportedly will lay off over 300 pilots by July 1, 2009 as a result of reduced flying for DHL.

With airlines and their customers spending $5.9 billion a year on security, IATA’s Director General and CEO Giovanni Bisignani has called on governments to stop looking for “nail clippers and rogue bottles of shampoo” and focus instead on finding bad people.